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**Overview** Kokusai-dori works best as a loop with a clear shopping target. Walk from the Prefectural Office end toward Makishi, and use the side streets to compare packages, makers and prices before buying. Okinawa’s visitor guide highlights crafts, food and casual souvenirs along the street. This is the easiest stop for several small gifts on a first visit. Anyone looking for a piece directly from a potter can turn toward Tsuboya. A visitor choosing ingredients or lunch can head toward the public market. **Key metrics** - Official street length: 1.6 km - Rail stops anchoring this route: 2 - Featured precinct guide updated: 2026 **Pros** - A broad choice of souvenirs fits one walk. - Two rail stops simplify the return. - Side streets make it easy to change plans. **Cons** - The main road is outdoors. - Similar stock can recur in multiple shops. - Walking the whole strip can feel long with bags. **Best for** Easy gifts before leaving central Naha, especially for a group buying different things. **Things to watch out for** Confirm the maker and place of manufacture when the item’s origin matters. Use the nearby arcades when showers interrupt the main-street walk.
Kokusai-dori works best as a loop with a clear shopping target. Walk from the Prefectural Office end toward Makishi, and use the side streets to compare packages, makers and prices before buying. Okinawa’s visitor guide highlights crafts, food and casual souvenirs along the street. This is the easiest stop for several small gifts on a first visit. Anyone looking for a piece directly from a potter can turn toward Tsuboya. A visitor choosing ingredients or lunch can head toward the public market.
Central Naha, between the Prefectural Office and Makishi ends

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